Kim and Kanye’s 8-year-old son slams Kamala Harris, calling her a “slut” and “stupid” in shocking videos posted to a YouTube account managed by his parents

The world is used to North West, the oldest of Kanye West and Kim Kardashian’s 4 children, making waves on social media. But few find out about her younger brother, 8-year-old Saint West, and his recent YouTube, which showcases his offbeat humorousness and appears to echo a few of his father’s political rhetoric.

Recently, Saint sent several YouTube Shorts videos attacking Democratic presidential candidate Vice President Kamala Harris, calling her offensive names and comparing her face to stepping in a pile of poop.

The clip, which appears to have been deleted from his page @TheGoatSaint_Yt but was captured by multiple people on social media, shows the cartoon character his foot and saying, “I stepped in s–t.” The next slide is the underside of his shoe and a photo of Vice President Harris.

“Like father, like son” – many X users he wrote. Another commenter said, “not surprising considering who his parents are.”

Instagram Clouded.Culture sent screenshots of the video, adding the text to the caption: “Now you’re smiling somewhere.”

Fans quickly reacted in the comments to the kid’s lack of respect towards the country’s vice chairman.

“Brother, we already have an accident,” one person wrote.

In one other video which remained on the positioning until October 29, when it referenced a statement from the forged of the Eighties NBC sitcom “Save by The Bell” opposing Harris’ cyberbullying and suggesting that she was “stupid,” “dumb,” “crazy” and “dangerous”.

Saint’s YouTube followers were equally concerned about his content, writing: “SAINT WHY IS IT BECOMING SO POLITICAL.”

Another comment read: “Saint, don’t go into politics, they tried to destroy your dad for that!!!!”

A 3rd person said: “Holy, this is NOT the reason I watch your channel. I want to see more MM2 gameplay!” because the channel mainly features him playing video games.

Many people in each posts referenced the 2016 song “No More Party in LA,” in which his father raps, “I’m worried about my daughter, I’m worried about Kim. But Saint is a child. “Yes, I’m not worried.” about him.

In this case, fans point to Kanye’s uncompromising Republican leanings and note that his son’s YouTube content appears to reflect similar sentiments.

During the present election campaign, Kanye has kept away from publicly endorsing a presidential candidate, staying away from American politics, regardless that his son has made it clear who he would support if he were a decade older.

Ironically, Saint joined the YouTube community just a month ago. According to his mother, she allowed him to start a YouTube channel so long as he followed the contractual rules that they had set.

“I finally let Saint have a YouTube channel after signing an extensive contract,” Kardashian shared on her Instagram Stories.

She then asked her followers, “Please subscribe!”

The YouTube page says Saint’s parents are monitoring it.

The billionaire mother also shared in a second IG story the handwritten contract her son signed dated Tuesday, September 3, a day after posting his first video, titled “The Saint West-Kim Kardashian Deal.”

“I, Saint West, agree to follow my mother’s rules to have a YouTube channel. I’m not allowed to comment on any personal details of the family. I’m not allowed to film any personal information. “I am not allowed to film while North is recording music,” the contract reads.

“I have to show my mom or caregiver all the videos before I post them,” he continues. “I give permission to any adult if my mom tells me to take down my video for any reason. If I do not follow all the principles, mom could make my page private or delete my account.”

In light of this, an adult can have deleted the primary short film featuring a cartoon character and the vice chairman. But someway, the second video either went unnoticed or was approved by the maintainer.

It appears that on October 30, an adult discovered about Saint’s posts and completely deleted his beloved YouTube channel.

“Let these kids have their freedom of speech… Kim K. is such an a*nt,” said one Saint West fan posts.

“An eight-year-old should not engage in politics, especially not publish anything about it,” one other person he replied.

Neither Kim Kardashian nor Kanye West has spoken publicly about Saint’s digs at Kamala Harris.